Is there a generic for Advantix?
Avantect II for Dogs Vetality Avantect II is a generic brand of K9 Advantix II. Both products contain the same active ingredients, but the concentration in Avantect II is slightly lower. Like K9 Advantix II, Avantect II is a topical flea medication for dogs.
Which is better K9 Advantix II or Advantage II?
They are both effective against fleas, but that’s really where the similarities with effectiveness ends. K9 Advantix II has the added benefit of killing and repelling ticks and mosquitoes, whereas Advantage has no effect on these parasites at all.
What is the difference between K9 Advantix and Advantix II?
Seeking to improve upon the original product, Bayer released a new version called K9 Advantix II. The new version has all the same ingredients as the original but has an additional ingredient called IGR, or Insect Growth Regulator.
Who manufactures K9 Advantix?
Bayer
K9 Advantix II is manufactured by Bayer, a leading name in the healthcare industry for over 150 years. K9 Advantix II is a monthly flea, tick and mosquito treatment for your dog that kills through contact—no biting required.
Is Advantix a good brand?
K9 Advantix II is a fantastic product as it also repels biting flies and mosquitoes, not just fleas and ticks; this is particularly helpful for farm pups. The fact that it’s waterproof means you can let your pooch swim 48 hours after application and it will remain effective for the full 4 weeks.
Is Frontline or Advantix better?
Both are effective at killing ticks, and Frontline is probably superior in that regard. However, only K9 Advantix repels them. One big difference between the two is that K9 Advantix also kills and repels mosquitoes, whereas Frontline makes no claims as to being effective in that regard.
What are the side effects of Advantix for dogs?
Side effects may include signs of skin irritation such as redness, scratching, or other signs of discomfort. Gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting or diarrhea have also been reported. If these or other side effects (such as lethargy or agitation) occur, consult your veterinarian or call 1-800-422-9874.